Larynx traumatic injuries: small traumas great damage

Larynx traumatic injuries include a mix of clinical features for severity and aetiology; they involve more or less marked larynx anatomy and functions alterations. Respiratory distress must be treated efficiently and early; in most situations phonatory abnormalities function represent an element almost constant, not to be underestimated to avoid disabling outcomes that can significantly affect patient life quality. The external laryngeal trauma of clinical relevance are relatively uncommon in the literature is in fact reported an incidence between 1 in 124,000 and 1 in 137,000 injuries related to a general emergency department. They continue to represent a potentially serious condition because of the high risk of mortality and morbidity in acute.